When I go out somewhere with a group of gays, I know people might laugh at us or give a side-eye. To be fair, we probably look a little bit ridiculous or over-dressed. But at least now, I’m not alone in my experience. We’re in on the joke together.
There will always be more than eleven options at the Brodhead Center, so long as you use your imagination.
If we want to establish a precedent for unity in politics and American life, we must first establish this precedent at Duke.
We need to do better—even right here at Duke—to support our transgender youth and provide access to sports teams that align with a person’s gender.
Developing some ethical code, and a willingness to engage with the context of a moral dilemma, are the best way to resolve contradictions when we face them.
I pray that the young men infected right now never have to know what it’s like to lose someone during COVID-19.
At the end of the day, we want the same thing: reasoned discussion on issues that matter.
The newness and change of healing come with costs.
“Playing basketball is, like, really hard,” said player Michael Savarino. “It’s like...sheesh! Y’know?”
Change begins with the courage to admit the truth. It can be really hard, especially when many of us experience a lot of imposter syndrome, but it’s easier to talk about these things when you really internalize that you’re not the only one experiencing them.
Even though I do not feel twenty-two, or quite how I expected twenty-two year olds to feel, I think I have a better idea of what being an adult will be like.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI at Duke) would like to announce its endorsement of Christina Wang for DSG President.
After careful consideration of both of the candidates' platforms and visions, we are more than excited to endorse Carlos for President of Duke Student Government (DSG), as he seeks to agitate for real change at Duke.
Duke Disability Alliance (DDA) is pleased to announce its formal endorsement of Christina Wang for DSG President.
It is with great pleasure that the Muse, a Duke University feminist publication, wishes to endorse Carlos Diaz as the next Duke Student Government president.
We believe that Carlos Diaz is the Duke Student Government (DSG) presidential candidate with the vision and the gusto to rise to the occasion.
The church is not fighting to upend and end poverty. It is fighting to silence and placate those in the midst of suffering and need.
Duke University Honor Council Executive Board is pleased to formally endorse Carlos Diaz for Duke Student Government President.
We, the Young Professionals, cultivate resumes, not characters. We sacrifice nutrition and seek out networks. We spend our four years mastering whatever roles it takes to get through each week. The starving student who is hungry for degrees, not dinner. The daydreamer who thrives off power naps and ambition rather than a proper sleep schedule. The anti-social socialite who overcommits to clubs and events, yet always feels alone.
Despite their best intentions, the frat bros have set the stage for their eventual demise.
